#ArtistAtSea

Pablo Penchaszadeh, retired professor of marine biology and now artist-at-sea on board of R/V Falkor (too). works on one of his paintings in the Main Lab of the ship.

Pablo Penchaszadeh, retired professor of marine biology and now artist-at-sea on board of R/V Falkor (too). works on one of his paintings in the Main Lab of the ship.

Renata Pertossi, postdoctoral researcher at CONICET talks to Pablo Penchaszadeh, artist-at-sea and former professor of biology, while they review specimens from the depp sea in the Main Lab of ROV SuBastian.

Pablo Penchaszadeh, retired professor of marine biology and now artist-at-sea on board of R/V Falkor (too) presents a painting to a scientist on the expedition team.

#SciArtFriday ~"This is an emotional journey, for it brings together my two passions: art & marine biology,” said 2025 #ArtistAtSea Pablo Penchaszadeh. For him, being on Falkor (too) was a dream. #TaludContinental_IV

📷 Misha Vallejo Prut / Schmidt Ocean Institute

A scientist in a jacket and baseball cap peers into a tray of zooplankton

Two musicians wearing black jackets and headphones sit in front of a computer

Scientists and artists smile for the camera outside aboard the research cruise

UO Professor Danny Pimentel and musician Sirintip Phasuk joined us on the research cruise. Danny was developing #AR and #VR experiences to bring ocean research to new audiences, and
#artistatsea Sirintip created music based on #zooplankton and ocean data.

Images of glaciers on a blue background with text describing the Shaped by Ice exhibit as Slip Gallery in Seattle, WA

In the Seattle area on May 2 & 3? Last chance to explore 2024 Artist-at-Sea Jill Pelto's solo exhibit, Shaped by Ice, at Slip Gallery, featuring stories about how glacial changes deeply impact human and natural communities. #SciArtFriday #SciArt #ArtistAtSea
www.shapedbyice.com